Sentence examples for cell cavity from inspiring English sources
A novel technique for microfabricating alkali atom vapor cells is described in which alkali atoms are evaporated into a micromachined cell cavity through a glass nozzle.
The SRF gun is designed as a 312 cell cavity structure with three cells basically TESLA cells supplemented by a newly developed gun cell and a choke filter.
A hybrid photoinjector is a novel high brightness electron source that couples a standing wave cell cavity (acting as an RF gun) directly to a multi-cell travelling-wave structure.
Pneumatized articular eminence or tubercule (PAT) is an air cell cavity in the zygomatic process of the temporal bone that is similar to air cells in the mastoid process and ethmoid bone.
This paper briefly describes three different cavities designed for this purpose: a six-cell elliptical cavity for particles traveling at the speed of light, a two-cell elliptical cavity for subluminal particle speeds, and a single cell cavity which uses the TM012 mode for acceleration.
When B. cinerea inoculated leaf tissue was examined, outlines of fungal hyphae were apparent inside the cell cavity displacing the cytoplasmic contents.
To grow these whiskers, pyrolyzed gas from the walls of wood cells could be used as the carbon source, and the wood cell cavities functioned as a reactor that can store the pyrolyzed gas and concentrated it to supersaturation levels.
The authigenic quartz generally occurs in collodetrinite or as a filling in cleats or cell cavities.
Calcite mainly fills fractures (Fig. 9a) and cell cavities (Figs. 10, 11a, c).
In contrast, cells treated with the substance showed clear surface structure damage, including appearance of membrane holes, disappearance of cellular contents, and formation of cell cavities (Fig. 5b d).
Confocal microscopy and scanning electron microscopy analyses showed that surface structure of V. vulnificus cells was damaged by the purified substance, as reflected by presence of membrane holes, disappearance of cellular contents, and formation of cell cavities.
